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General| Tank Capacity | 1 gallon |
|---|---|
| Max Pressure | 135 PSI |
| Pump Type | Oil-free |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Type | Quiet Series |
| Motor | 1.0 HP |
Diagram and labels identifying components for MAC100Q and MAC210Q models.
Diagram and labels identifying components for the MAC320Q model.
Precautions to prevent injury from unsafe operation of the compressor.
Conditions leading to tank weakening and potential explosion.
Hazards from exceeding pressure ratings of tools or accessories.
Dangers associated with electrical shock and proper grounding.
Hazards from flammable vapors near sparking electrical components.
Hazards of inhaling compressor air or sprayed materials.
Importance of wearing hearing protection during operation.
Dangers of the compressed air stream causing injury or damage.
Hazards from exposed moving parts during maintenance.
Danger of burns from contact with hot compressor components.
Procedure for checking the compressor upon arrival for damage.
Function and location of the drain valve for condensation removal.
Troubleshooting steps if the compressor shuts off before reaching cutoff pressure.
Explanation of the power switch function for automatic operation.
Importance of keeping the air filter clean for proper operation.
Description of the piston mechanism for compressing air.
Function of the check valve in allowing air into the tank.
Role of the unloading valve in releasing head pressure.
How the pressure switch controls motor start and stop.
Function of the safety valve for over-pressure protection.
Indicates the air pressure at the regulator outlet.
Indicates the air pressure inside the air tank.
How to adjust and use the regulator for desired output pressure.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable environment for the compressor.
Steps for checking the compressor before starting operation.
Procedure for safely attaching air hoses and accessories.
Schedule for performing regular maintenance tasks.
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